East High School - Eastonia Yearbook (Salt Lake City, UT)

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Miss Louise Cramer Spanish Miss Rachel Hamstead French Miss Roberta Hansen French Mr. Donald Jarvis Russian Miss Ioyce Warburton Latin Mr. Valois Zarr German LHB 1161 C Mr. Ioseph Erickson World History Mr. Charles Herrnansen American Problems Mr. Irving Moore World History Mr. Alton Poulsen American History Mr. Grant Smart Sociology Miss Tessie Tryfon American History A most important and rewarding classroom experience is offered by the well-qualified language instructors at East. In building an individualis backgorund, teach ers instruct in the areas of foreign customs and cul ture, basic language skills, and literature, and also present informative but entertaining activities 0 ia cien e Social Sciences involve the study of man, whether it be his history, his government, or his motivations. Easts in- structors present these concepts through facts and inter- pretive analysis. Mr. Fred Bennett Economics Mrs. Barbara Dunn World History

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Mr. Ivan Dyren, Biolog Mr. Lynn F indlay Biolog3 Mr. Lee Freeman Chemistry Mr. Robert Kendall Chemistry Mr. Berneli Loverid ge Physics Mr. David McEwen Biology Mr. Ioseph Sperry Physiology E . E IGHCG In the rapidly changing Fields of science, East's able and well- informecl teachers present a challenging look into scientific skills and dogma. Mr. Clifton Cook Algebra Mrs. Lillian MacKay Geometry Miss Thelma Rickey Algebra Mr. Walter Schulze Practical Arithmetic Mr. Lorin Smith Geometry Mr. Thomas Thorum Algebra Mathematics In a world continually becoming more technical and skilled, a foundation in workable mathematical skills is essential. East's instructors offer a curriculum which provides the tools and stimulus for developing these skills in their students. Miss Oi-la Bell Trigonometry Mr. Paul Boyce Algebra

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Mr. Raymond Edvalson Mr. William F rederickson Mr. Weldon Hyer Commercial Art Arts and Crafts Art Mrs. Leona Facer Miss Beth Nelms Miss Marilyn Tribe Clothing Foods Clothing Miss Lorraine Bowman Mrs. Rebecca Glade Mr. Dow Young Choral Music Girls' Glee Instrumental Music Mr. Roger Butterfield Type Mr. Darrell Palmer Accounting Art Silk-screened posters, eye-catching exhibits in the front hall, wet oils and smelly turpentine, the Eastonia cover - all results of the creative ideas and new tech- niques employed by East's art department. Homemalein Learning, among other things, the correct method of basting turkeys and seams, the stu- dents in the homemaking department are given practical experience and excellent direc- tion in the areas of sewing and cooking. Mui Providing experienced technical direction, the incen- tive to develop musical skills, and the opportunity for the exhibition of talent, Eastls music department con- tinues to maintain its outstanding reputation for de- veloping and encouraging promising musical talent. Bu iness The skills acquired through Eastls business department provide not only excellent job training but also a background useful in schoolwork and daily activities. Mrs. Belva Post Transcription Mrs. Dorothy Smith Shorthand Mr. Bruce Speakman Type